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"Should" is a loaded word that I won't address, but commonly "work from home" is the term used when you're still located near the office, vs. "remote" which is
by electroly 4y ago
"Should" is a loaded word that I won't address, but commonly "work from home" is the term used when you're still located near the office, vs. "remote" which is where you're nowhere near an office.
- k__ 4y agoI'd guess, many people wouldn't commute more than 1h to work every day. So, I'd say, "remote" is everything out of that range.
- FeistySkink 4y agoI'd say remote is not needing to go to the office at all, outside of seldom teambuilding-like events. Everything else is WFH.
- barbazoo 4y agoIt's not about being close to the office. For many teams it's about being in similar timezones. Companies hiring along the NA west coast for instance is pretty common and makes sense if you want people to collaborate closely.